from FEE

Whether you love or loathe unions, all Americans should celebrate this victory for freedom.

There’s only one path to peace in the war over curriculum.

The Biden administration is falling for an age-old economic fallacy.

It’s time for conservatorship reform. Let’s hope this is the catalyst.

The true motivation behind the legislation is political, not economic.

If they’re able to quietly slip it into a huge spending bill, a big loss for freedom could occur without much of a fight.

Will making customers pay “equity” charges backfire? Probably.

There’s more here than just a politician caught in a campaign fib. (That’s not exactly earth-shattering news).

A new study finds that lockdown orders didn’t reduce overall mortality, and may have even increased it.

Parents are discovering new educational options like never before.

California’s legislature recently approved a $100-million plan to boost the Golden State's struggling legal marijuana industry, which is floundering under an oppressive tax and regulatory climate.

'X for Boys' founder King Randall says that public education officials refused to sell his organization an abandoned school building unless he agreed to adopt their curriculum.

Cancel culture is inconsistent with the ethos of free enterprise, innovation, and discovery on a number of levels.

Bureaucrats huddled in some office somewhere failed to foresee the costs of their actions.

There are some very tangible reasons why homeschoolers so often thrive as entrepreneurs.

If this trend continues, you’ll see even more benefit than a cheaper glass of whiskey.

Affordable housing plans will never make housing cheaper, they’ll just leave us with the bill for the mess government created.

Maxime Bernier was arrested last week for violating provincial health orders in Manitoba after attending an anti-lockdown protest with less than a dozen people. The double standard is hard to miss.

The picture painted is one of working-class destruction.

Congress is gearing up for a fight over drug pricing, and Aduhelm complicates the battle.

A new analysis puts the lie to the administration’s promises.

A new survey finds an estimated 69 million people plan on delaying retirement in the wake of the pandemic.

If it does, average American families will suffer.

The report sheds light on the causes of our current economic purgatory.

It was 'the Anglo-Saxon Magna Carta,' in the words of historian David Starkey.

This horrifying reality is yet another unintended consequences of sweeping government pandemic lockdowns.

This disturbing and utterly unnecessary incident reminds us why banning victimless acts like vaping is such a bad idea.

Air rage is surging, data show. But will banning alcoholic beverage service make things better, or worse?

In an effort to bring Sowell’s background and insights back into the national consciousness, Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Riley wrote Maverick: A Biography of Thomas Sowell.

What Brook Farm and other utopian communities of the 19th century sought is essentially unachievable. Yet the idea of a collectivist paradise remains alluring to many even today.

He is stretching state law so far he deserves an Olympic gold medal in gymnastics.

Is limiting population growth really the best way to protect environmental resources?

Boom’s growth illustrates the beauty and power of markets. They incentivize businesses to experiment and find the best means of satisfying customers, because businesses win when their customers win.

Adding more government intervention into the child care sector will only exacerbate the problems that government itself has created.

Data show that every year, at least 200,000 women employ a firearm to defend themselves against sexual abuse.

New research published in the Harvard Business Review reveals (once again) that minimum wage laws achieve unintended results.

It's more than just an abstract trend.

The Promising Pathway Act, recently introduced in the US Senate, offers an alternative to the conventional FDA regulatory process.

Researchers from Harvard found there’s an easy step we can all take to help prevent depression.

Here's what's holding us back.

Confidential IRS files containing citizens' private information wound up in the hands of journalists.

More than a dozen states have passed or advanced legislation to place new checks on the powers of public health agencies in the wake of the pandemic.

Workers replaced by a screen won’t be better off.

More celebrities should back up their rhetoric with this kind of tangible action.

Civil asset forfeiture is big government at its worst.

The 'race to the bottom' Secretary Yellen hopes to end is actually a good thing.

Bob Chitester called Milton Friedman in 1977 and proposed a collaboration on a TV series to popularize Friedman’s philosophies of economic and political freedom. The project became a massive success.

Well-meaning international aid efforts have existed for centuries. So have their unintended consequences.

Two of England's most famous kings—Henry I and Henry VIII—took very different approaches to money.

Here's why this matters.